Amy Rosenfeld
Senior Vice President, Olympic and Paralympic Production
Amy Rosenfeld is NBC Sports’ Senior Vice President, Olympic and Paralympic Production. One of the company’s most accomplished production executives, Rosenfeld helps lead NBC Sports’ Olympic and Paralympic efforts, including the network’s massive at-home operation in Stamford, Conn. Since joining NBC Sports in 2022, she has been instrumental in delivering the network’s Olympic and Paralympic coverage for Paris 2024 and Milan Cortina 2026 and is working towards LA28, which will be the first Olympic and Paralympic Games in the U.S. in 26 years.
Rosenfeld brings more than 25 years of experience producing premier live sports and major international events. Before joining NBC Sports, she spent 15 years at ESPN, overseeing a broad portfolio that included the FIFA Men’s and Women’s World Cups, NCAA Championships across multiple sports, the X Games, the Indianapolis 500, and the launch of ACC Network. Her expertise in live-event production, operational leadership, and storytelling has earned her recognition as one of the industry’s most respected production leaders and six Sports Emmy Awards.
She began her career at NESN, contributing to Boston Bruins and Boston Red Sox telecasts, and later spent more than a decade as a freelance producer before joining ESPN.
Born and raised in Concord, Massachusetts, Rosenfeld graduated from Colorado College and lives in Carlisle, Massachusetts.
